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Congratulations to our girls tennis team for an awesome season! After taking first in league and being the best team in Kern County, they placed 2nd in the CIF DI Central Section Championship. Also, shout out to Kara Campoy and Hayden Gehring for taking 2nd place in the CIF DI Central Section Championship in doubles. Way to go Pats!

Please join us for Family Paint Night sponsored by our Parent Center for National Parent Involvement Day this Thursday, November 21, at 6pm in the Library. Click the “Read more” link to RSVP.

Friday, November 22, is a two-hour early out. However, since the lunch period is at the end of the day, students will be released from campus at 12:48pm, at the end of 7th period. The cafeteria will serve a free lunch during the lunch period from 12:48 – 1:15. To align with all district schools who are also on a two-hour early out, school busses will leave around 1:20pm.

Liberty’s Chess Club hosted a tournament attended by a total of 37 students from area high schools on Nov. 2. Five LHS students placed in the tournament. In the varsity section, junior Lily Arnold placed second, and freshman Gavin Renteria placed third. In the JV section, sophomore Ben Johnson placed first, freshman Michael Masuro placed second and freshman Patrick Cabral placed third.

Liberty welcomes our new guidance technician, Jordan Lewis, who runs our College and Career Center. Ms. Lewis is a graduate of MSU Denver and is ready to help our students plan, prepare, and apply for the next step after high school. Please click the “Read more” link to find out more about Ms. Lewis and our College and Career Center.

The Library will be open from 3:30pm to 4:30pm every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday for tutoring by teachers and students from our honor societies. Also, students can use this time to study, use chromebooks or printer, and check out books.

Tutor.com, part of The Princeton Review company, is a 24/7 online tutoring platform that is available to all KHSD students. Students can access this service from each of their teachers’ Canvas courses OR from the Help button on the Canvas main page. Students can get help with whatever they are working on, whenever they need it, from a real person, not a robot.

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